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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 24, 1924
Page
6
A conference on Christian Policies Economies and Citizenship discussed birth control. It urged churches to investigate and consider guidance for marriage and parenthood, acknowledging religious guidance can aid public understanding. The debate highlighted the balance between moral doctrine and practical realities in society.
A buyer seeks a reliable seller with proven honesty and broad expertise to select a watch or jewelry piece from a valued collection. The establishment promises low prices while ensuring purchaser protection and longstanding reputation.
An old advertisement touts Jean Beaver's Extract as a remedy to restore natural hair color within 24 hours. It claims efficacy for both men and women, promoting the product as a single perfect renewer for grey hair and urging buyers to state their original color when purchasing.
A dated report notes the federal courts sped up crime prosecutions under the Prohibition Act. By fiscal year 1920 about 8,000 cases were pending, rising to over 29,000 as prosecutions intensified. Rear Admiral Plunkett testified about enforcement failures in New York Navy Yard and deputy police officials amid the crackdown.
An advertisement touts Sander’s Extract as a superior universal remedy with antiseptic and healing properties. It claims effectiveness for colds, infections, bronchitis, diarrhea, fevers, wounds, ulcers, piles, and skin diseases. Testimony from J Avaklapd praises decades of use and rejects substitutes.
Opinion on fashion trends in the West End of London contrasts ready to wear dresses with made to measure garments. It argues ready wear lacks individuality, while bespoke dressmakers tailor colors and details to preserve personal style, warning against uniform, tube like silhouettes.
Sixteenth and seventeenth century women faced harsh punishments by the Westminster Court of Morals created in 1545 and dissolved by 1901. Records describe public shaming such as cinching mouths with a bit and muzzle, and extreme punishments for scolding or misbehavior, including tying to a boat and whipping through Temple Bar.
An OCR fragment mentions New Zealand fish and English Haddock fillets, with references to a provision department at Casadell. It also lists firms Aldagalant and Woods’ Great Peppermint Core as part of the brief, though details and context are unclear.
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